These New Floating Solar Panels Can Follow The Movements Of The Sun
SolarisFloat, a Portuguese company, has developed an innovative floating solar solution. It contains single- or...
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France Says All Large Parking Lots Should Be Covered By Solar Panels
France is the only EU nation that, due to its continued reliance on nuclear energy, failed not to meet its development...
This Company Has Combined Solar And Wind Power Into One Renewable Energy Generation System
Unéole, a Rochin, France-based company, has designed a renewable energy generation system by combining wind turbines...
Australia And Singapore Have A New Plan For An Intercontinental Power Grid
After the recent surge of flooding and severe heatwaves across the world, authorities have now been given a wake-up...
These Dutch Researchers Have Made A Huge Breakthrough In Solar Cell Tech
A team of Dutch and Belgian researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology, TU Delft, imec, and TNO has broken...
This Chinese Company Is Launching Solar Panels To Space – And They Will Send Power Back To The Earth
LONGi Green Energy, the world's largest solar firm, plans to launch solar panels into space to see if they can...
This Is The World’s Largest Solar Park – And It Will Produce 5 GW of Energy By 2030
The Dubai government has established numerous ambitious programmes to reduce carbon emissions by 16 percent by...
These Embedded Solar Panels Generate 50 Times More Power Than Regular Solar Panels
Kennon, an Australian company, has announced plans for a major new project in Melbourne. 550 Spencer, an eight-story...
This New Project In The North Sea Will Develop Floating Solar Panels That Glide Over Waves Like A Carpet
German energy firm RWE will invest in a pilot project that is built around the deployment of floating solar technology...
This New Solar-Powered Car Can Run For Months Without Charging – And It Is Entering Production This Year
Solar cars have been around for a while as a concept. But they were merely showpieces, intended to pique people's...
This Tower In Australia Will Have Solar Skin – Because It Will Be Fully Clad In Solar Panels
Australia’s first office tower with a “solar skin” will be built next year in a landmark moment for the...
This New Solar-Powered Autonomous Aircraft Can Stay Airborne For 90 Days Straight
A plane named Solar Impulse 2 went around the world without using any liquid fuel five years ago. The aircraft was...
This Tesla Is Going To Drive All Around Australia – Powered By Solar Panels
Tesla's new project "Charge Around Australia" has taken the initiative to plan a journey all around Australia that...
This New Solar-Powered Aircraft Is Aiming To Break Clean Energy Records – And It Just Might Do That
The idea that kerosene will be completely replaced by hydrogen one day, when all commercial airliners will be...
Wind And Solar Hit A Record Percentage Of Global Electricity Generation In 2021
Increased use of renewable energy is critical for reducing carbon emissions and fulfilling our climate goals. In 2021,...
The U.S Air Force And Northrop Grumman Have Tested A Way To Harvest Solar Energy In Space
Northrop Grumman's satellite solar panel, which harvests energy in space and beams it back to Earth in the form of...
Solar Farms Are Now Starting To Replace Golf Courses – Here Is Why This Is A Great Idea
Golf is a costly sport, with some pieces of equipment costing thousands of dollars. It's a lifestyle reserved for the...
These Solar Farms Built On Top Of Landfills Are Turning Brownfields Into Green Fields
Solar panels are being installed on hundreds of landfills to turn them into greenfields. As a result, landfills are...
Chile Wants To Export Solar Energy To Asia – Using A 15,000km Submarine Cable
Chile is building a submarine cable to outsource photovoltaic energy to China under its Antípodas project, according...
Could Major Cities Be Powered Completely By Solar Energy Soon? This New Research Has The Answer
Solar energy is going places and is rapidly taking over the other means of energy. Considering the low cost of solar...
